Art & Culture

We bring you the latest from the vibrant world of visual arts and culture. Covering exhibitions, festivals, public art, and cultural events, we highlight groundbreaking projects and the creators driving artistic dialogue across contemporary and traditional mediums.

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A rainbow-coloured wheel of fortune by artist Tim Fishlock that helps us to make random, dystopian poems

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Grayson Perry to launch his Art Club exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery

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Bold and lush detailed illustrations by Molly Hankinson that celebrate Glasgow and its women

Amy Sherald Untitled (Detail) 2020 Gouache on paper 38.1 x 55.8 cm / 15 x 22 in © Amy Sherald Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth
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Amy Sherald's gouache portraits of black women pay tribute to womanism

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Ronit Baranga's disturbing life-like sculptures take a twisted look at our obsession with sugar

From a Tropical Space, 2019 © Titus Kaphar. All images courtesy of the artist and gallery.
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Deliberately cut-out children in Titus Kaphar's new paintings reveal African American mothers' biggest fear

Molaya (2020), acrylic, oil and charcoal on paper, 100cm x 70cm. Courtesy of the artist Collins Obijiaku and ADA \ contemporary art gallery
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Charcoal, textured portraits by Collins Obijiaku delve into black identity and experiences

All images courtesy and copyright of LEGO
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LEGO makes a giant brick globe to showcase hundreds of children's lockdown creations

The Calm and Pointless Sky © Adam Lupton
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Emotional paintings by Adam Lupton show how we get inside our own heads

Christopher Kieling, Sierra_S_32_V, 2020, Courtesy the artist and Grove Square Galleries
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Christopher Kieling's geometric paintings of his girlfriend at home during quarantine

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Terry Hearnshaw's 'joy of painting nothing' helps him to turn off, tune out, and nod off

The Man Who Saw Everything, 2020 © Andrew Salgado
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Andrew Salgado's latest paintings of romance, humour and warmth offer a welcome escape

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